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`The word that best describes Share's user interface, according to reviewers
`and first-time users, is "intuitive." In this chapter, you'll see how the Forum
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`Understanding Threads
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`One of Share's goals is to eliminate information overload. Share employs two
`key elements toward this objective. First, by storing documents in categories,
`the number of documents you have to scan at once is reduced. Second, Share
`maintains and presents the context of your documents, as you'll see.
`You can think of categories as a terse summary of the documents that they
`contain. When you contribute to a shared forum, you choose a particular
`category for it and thereby help your readers find your document and
`understand its subject. You're also relating your document to others on
`the same topic, which can lead to fresh insights.
`Besides its category, there are other contextual clues that help readers make
`sense of particular documents. For example, all electronic mail users are
`familiar with chronology, because mail inboxes are typically sorted by date.
`Knowing which message came first is useful information, often not expressed
`in the message itself.
`Documents are often inspired by other documents. In a mail application,
`if the title is "Re: Something else" you have aclue—but only aclue—that a
`message is in reply to another message.
`Another contextual clue is the crisp distinction in Share between a document
`that introduces a new subject and a response to that document. The initial
`document is called a topic document, and responses are called replies. Figure 7.1
`illustrates the way Share displays documents. Topic documents are at the left
`margin and have a white page icon, while replies have yellow posted note
`icons and are indented. You can reply to a reply and the "conversation" can
`diverge down several paths, but the entire thread is controlled by the original
`topic document.
`When everyone has expressed themselves on a given topic, you might create
`a thread summary, which has a distinctive icon but is otherwise treated like
`a first-level reply. Creating summaries and other kinds of documents is de-
`scribed in Chapter 8, "Contributing to Forums."
`Table 7.1 summarizes the terms that you've just learned.
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`and replies associated with the category selected in the Category pane. The
`pane at the bottom is called the Document pane, and it displays the contents
`of the document that is selected in the Thread pane.
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`Notice that control flows clockwise from the Category pane. Selecting a
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`a different document in the Thread pane, however, only affects the
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`The Category pane, shown in Figure 7.3, displays the forum's list of catego-
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`Categories containing documents you have not yet read have red flags on
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`The Thread pane, shown in Figure 7.4, is arguably the most important pane.
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`As you can see, the Thread pane displays the title, author, and creation date
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`the Document pane is cleared.
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`You can select text and embedded objects in the document and use the Edit,
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`If a document contains embedded objects created by other applications, such
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`When you click on a new category, there is (initially) no selection in the
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`description of the category, as shown in Figure 7.7. The description is
`intended to help you decide whether this is the category for you. If you
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`Maximizing Panes
`If you want to view a forum's contents but not its documents, try the View,
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`Using the Toolbar
`Like the Library, discussed in Chapter 6, "Managing Forums with the
`Library," the Forum window has an optional toolbar. You can choose the
`simple toolbar, which has large, labeled buttons or the full toolbar, which
`has more buttons but no labels. By using the Toolbars tab of the Properties,
`General command, you can specify which windows have toolbars. Notice,
`however, that the choice of simple or full affects all toolbars in Share.
`Double-clicking on the toolbar background switches from simple to full.
`Clicking with the right (or second) mouse button displays a context menu
`with two choices: Simple (or Full) Toolbar or No Toolbar. If you choose the
`No Toolbar option, the message in Figure 7.10 appears.
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`dialog box to restore the toolbar.
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`Customizing Danes
`Your choices for the toolbar or for the size of the three panes affect only your
`computer. Others may view the same forum, but their windows will reflect
`their choices. This is not the same, for example, as the font and color choices
`you make when you contribute a document. In that case, everyone views the
`document in the same way (to the extent possible) your font and color
`choices are public in forum documents.
`Another way to customize the look of your Forum window is to choose fonts
`for the Category and Thread panes. You can specify a font, size, and style for
`the heading ("Category," "Title," "Author," and so on) and a different font
`for the pane's contents.
`To change the font for the pane heading, click the Pane Headings Font but-
`ton from the Layout tab of the General Properties sheet. To change the font
`used for categories and documents, click the Pane List Font button. Figure
`7.11 illustrates some unusual font choices.
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`Reading Documents
`Now that you understand the elements of the Forum window, you can begin
`to learn how to use it to choose and manipulate documents.
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`Unlike a simple database of documents, Share is optimized to help you find
`the most relevant documents easily. You will learn about these more ad-
`vanced features in the next section, after you have covered the basics of
`navigating in the Forum window.
`
`As explained in Chapter 1, "Making Your Team More Productive," there
`are essentially two kinds of forums. There are highly dynamic forums,
`which capture group discussion, and there are more static document reposi-
`tory forums. The information in this section is most applicable to repository
`forums.
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`Navigating between and within Documents
`Share's user interface is particularly intuitive when it comes to moving
`from document to document. Simply click on a category and choose one of
`the documents that appear in the Thread pane. To select a different docu-
`ment, click again.
`
`You can use the Navigate, Next command to move to the next document
`(whether it is a topic, reply, or summary), and the ~I avigate, Previous
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`Tip
`There are much
`fancier ways to
`locate documents;
`you will learn
`about these in the
`next secrion. If
`you're impatient,
`however, try press-
`ing the space bar.
`
`command to move backward. If the focus (highlighted selection) is in the
`Thread pane, you can use the up and down arrow keys to move from
`document to document.
`Share can handle fairly large documents (there is no stated limit), so you'll
`need some tools for getting around in them.
`First, if the document won't fit in the current document pane, you can use
`the vertical scroll bar. You can drag the indicator (sometimes called the scroll
`bar's thumb) to start reading at the midpoint, just before the end, or any
`point in the document. There is never a need for a horizontal scroll bar be-
`cause Share wraps the words to fit in the width of the window. Embedded
`objects that are wider than the window just run off the edge.
`The keys shown in Table 7.2 are useful when the focus is in the Document
`pane.
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`Move down one line
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`Move to end of line
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`Move forward one word
`Move up one paragraph
`Move down one paragraph
`Move back one pane
`Move forward one pane
`Move to beginning of document
`Move to end of document
`Extend selection to previous character
`Extend selection to following character
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`Key
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`Extend selection to following line
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`Extend selection to previous word
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`Ctrl+Shift+up arrow
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`Extend selection to previous paragraph
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`CTrI+Shift+down arrow
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`Extend selection to following paragraph
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`Expanding and Collapsing Branches
`Perhaps you have already noticed the little plus and minus boxes next to
`some categories and documents (see Fig. 7.12). They are buttons that expand
`or collapse branches of Share's hierarchical tree.
`To learn about what these buttons do, try clicking them to see what happens.
`If you don't have Share handy as you read this, these controls are also found
`in the Windows 95 Explorer. If you're still left out, it's like double-clicking a
`subdirectory in the File Manager. The entries seem to expand and collapse.
`A plus button indicates that the entry is collapsed, meaning that there are
`subcategories or replies hidden beneath the entry that would appear if it were
`expanded. A minus button shows that because the entry has subordinate
`items, it can be collapsed.
`You'll notice that you can collapse replies that have been replied to without
`collapsing the entire thread. However, if you do collapse the thread, all the
`replies at every level become hidden.
`
`In addition to clicking the plus and minus buttons, you can select the cat-
`egory or document to expand or collapse and choose from the View, Expand/
`Collapse submenu. You can Expand (or press the +key) or Collapse (or press
`the —] key), or you can choose to Expand All (the *key) or Collapse All (the
`\ key).
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`Finding Text in a Document
`The Edit, Find command (Ctrl+F) locates text in the current document. The
`search begins at the current position and you can choose to search forward
`(down) or backward (up). Use the dialog box shown in Figure 7.13 to specify
`what to find, which direction to search, and other options.
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`necessary. Click Find Next again to find the next match.
`The Find dialog box is unusual because it "floats" above Share's window. You
`can click in the Share window to switch away from the Find dialog box, but it
`will persist until you dismiss it by choosing the Cancel button or pressing
`Esc. Click in the Find dialog box first to select it and make its buttons active.
`The other options are two check boxes: Match Whole Word Only and Match
`Case. By default, these options are turned off. Check Match Whole Word
`when you are looking for letters that occur often in other words. For ex-
`ample, if you are looking for references to "ER," the television show, you
`would check Match Whole Word to avoid finding words containing the
`letters "er," such as "letter."
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`Saving Attachments and Exporting
`Documents
`Documents can have entire files embedded in them, as shown in Figure 7.14.
`Embedded files are displayed as icons and are called attachments, just as they
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`If the attached file's type (extension) is registered by the File Manager,
`Share displays the appropriate icon. That is, if you view a document with a
`Microsoft Word attachment on a computer with Word installed, then the
`Word icon is displayed. If Word is not installed, a generic paper-clip icon is
`shown.
`To extract an attachment and save it as a file, choose the File, Save Attach-
`ment command, which displays the dialog box shown in Figure 7.15.
`Select each attachment you want to save and navigate to the directory
`(folder) in which you want to save it. You can also give the file a different
`name if you like. Press the Save button to write the file. To extract all at-
`tached files to the same directory, choose the directory and click the Save
`All button.
`You can extract entire Share documents by choosing the File, Export File
`command. As with attachments, you simply choose a directory and a file
`name.
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`Share can export the text of a document to a .TXT file suitable for an editor
`like Notepad. In this case, you lose information such as fonts, styles such as
`bold and italic, and colors. You also lose any attachments.
`Nothing is lost if you export a document to an .RTF file. Microsoft Word and
`many other word processors can read Rich Text Format files, which preserve
`the font, style, and attachment information. You can't see attached files or
`embedded objects in Word, but they are preserved so you can later import an
`exported document with no loss of fidelity.
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`a
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`If you want to extract the text of a document, including attached files and embedded
`objects, choose the File, Send, Current document command, which composes a mail
`message consisting of the text of the Share document. You can mail this to yourself
`. or use the Clipboard to paste the text into a text editor.
`
`Using Other Applications
`When you compose documents in Share, you can call on many other applica-
`tions in your system to create text, pictures, charts, and the like by using a
`Windows facility called Object Linking and Embedding, or OLE. (Share supports
`the OLE 2.0 specification.) Creating documents containing objects from other
`applications is described in Chapter 8, "Contributing to Forums."
`Share documents with embedded pictures, graphs, and other objects can be
`viewed without help from any other applications. This is important, because
`
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`everyone in your group can see, whether or not th

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